Wilmington planning committee reinstates old buffer for legal weed businesses. What's next
After a contentious planning commission meeting, the old 100 foot buffer with new amendments will be heard by another committee Wednesday.
As mpox cases surge globally, see how Delaware is preparing to handle viral disease
Mpox, formerly known as monkeypox, is on the rise globally. What you need to know about the viral disease in Delaware.
Delaware's lack of rain, high temperatures bring a drought, increased risk of fire spread
Fall in Delaware currently feels more like summer, and the recent weather has resulted in a drought and an increased risk of fire spread in the area.
Police ID cyclist killed in Bear hit-and-run, still searching for driver
Adam Roberts, 40, of New Castle, was hit as he rode his bicycle along the shoulder of Route 40 (Pulaski Highway) near Wellington Drive a little before 5:30 p.m. The driver, who was in a black SUV, ...
Ocean City Comic Con will be all about anime, cosplay and so much more. All to know
Ocean City Comic Con will take place this winter from Dec. 14-15, 2024, at the Roland E. Powell Convention Center, located at ...
A plan for permanency: How New Castle County's Hope Center is adapting to serve Delaware
Recognizing the continued lack of affordable housing in Delaware, the New Castle County Hope Center will soon offer permanent ...
What does Delaware look like from space? See images from the International Space Station
The International Space Station has taken many photos of Earth during its nearly 30 years in orbit, including some of ...
Homeless staying in tents, temporarily, at old Troop 7 site on Coastal Highway in Lewes
The initiative was organized by Mike Agnew of St. Jude the Apostle Catholic Church in Lewes, who also heads up Code Purple @ ...
A dining spot from Bardea tops new restaurants opening in Delaware
A Wilmington Italian-American restaurant, an Indian eatery in Middletown, and a healthy eatery in Dover are among the new food businesses set to open ...
Your home is likely not insured against flood damage. Here's what to know
Even if you don’t live in an area at a high risk for flooding, insuring your home from flooding and water damage is still recommended by experts. The Federal Emergency Management Agency estimates that ...
Tresolini: Indian River should have known better before violating DIAA rule with TV ad
Somehow IR leaders forgot about amateur status and put football players' eligibility at risk by allowing TV commercial ...
Longwood Gardens: Sneak peak of new 1906 restaurant
Longwood Gardens unveils a sneak peek of its new 1906 restaurant, a key feature of the $250 million "Longwood Reimagined: A ...